Stephen Curry leaves game with abdominal soreness, MRI planned

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Last updated Nov 12, 2026

Stephen Curry leaves game with abdominal soreness, MRI planned
Summary

Stephen Curry exited a game against the Houston Rockets on November 11, 2026, due to right-sided abdominal soreness. The Golden State Warriors lost the match 108-115. After leaving the arena for an MRI, head coach Steve Kerr expressed high concern within the team regarding Curry's condition. Dr. Brian Sutterer provided insights on the possible nature of the injury, suggesting it may be a true abdominal muscle strain rather than a simple contusion. The team's next steps depend on the MRI results, as they await further clarity on Curry's injury and potential timeline for his return.

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  • •Curry left during the first quarter against the Rockets.
  • •The final score was Warriors 108, Rockets 115.
  • •Steve Kerr noted high concern in the locker room.
  • •An MRI is scheduled to assess Curry's injury.
  • •Dr. Sutterer suspects a possible abdominal muscle strain.
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  • 7:15 AMYahoo Sports — Stephen Curry Potential Return Timeline: Doctor’s Opinion On Concerning Injury To Warriors Star
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Dr. Brian Sutterer gives the differential diagnosis on Stephen Curry's injury with the potential timelines he could be looking at for his return to action.

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